Gerunds
Complete: I __________ (stay) in my house after school.
I love/hate/etc. staying in my house after school.
Complete: __________ pears do you usually eat a month?
How many pears do you usually eat a month?
Complete: My mother __________ (cook) for everyone!
My mother is cooking for everyone!
Complete: My teacher ____________ (not give) me a good grade.
My teacher did not/didn't give me a good grade.
Right or wrong?: My best friend love cook in their kitchen.
WRONG: My best friend loves cooking in their kitchen.
Right or wrong?: I usually eat a lot of strawberries during winter.
RIGHT
Right or wrong?: The twins is playing in the garden.
WRONG: The twins are playing in the garden.
Right or wrong?: I didn't went to the concert last night.
WRONG: I didn't go to the concert last night.
Role-play: What do you hate doing on your free time?
Role-play: How much water do you usually drink a day? (use quantifiers).
Example: "I usually drink a lot. I usually drink two liters or more."
Role-play: What do you think your best friend is doing right now?
Example: "She/he is playing video games."
Role-play: How good were you grades in English last month at your school?
Example: "My grades in English last month were nice. I got an 8."
Rules: What is the structure of emotional verbs and gerunds?
Subject + emotional verb (love/hate/etc.) + -gerund (-ing verb) + complement
Rules: Countable nouns (for example, an apple) can be singular and plural. Can uncountable nouns (for example, soda) also be plural?
No. Uncountable nouns are always singular.
Rules: What is the auxiliary of present continuous?
For example: He is studying for his exam, They are traveling to the USA, I am reading a book.
Rules: What is the structure for past simple in negative form?
Subject + did not/didn't + base form + complement.